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Platinum complexes are often very reactive towards the cysteine residue of GSH, which detoxifies these compounds by a rapid binding mechanism.

Indeed, platinum complexes are very reactive with the cysteine residue of glutathione (GSH), which detoxifies these compounds by a rapid binding mechanism.

On the other hand, a rapid binding of MBLs, L-ficolins and H-ficolins on the surface of metacyclic trypomastigotes has been shown, providing evidence that the lectin pathway is activated in non-immune serum by T. cruzi [19].

We anticipate this sudden drop of baseline as a result of the surface refractive index decrease caused by the rapid binding event occurred between VEGF and bevacizumab in the flowing buffer.

Subsequently, the release of ADP occurs and the exit from the strongly bound state (Fig.  1, Step 6) is triggered by the rapid binding of ATP to the myosin complex which leads to its dissociation from actin and prepares the cycle to repeat.

The peptide receptive form is observed immediately after release of a bound peptide, and is characterized by rapid binding of added peptide.

According to Panda et al. 2009, dye adsorption on solid surface may be explained by two distinct mechanisms; (1) an initial rapid binding of dye molecules on the adsorbent surface followed by (2) relatively slow intra-particle diffusion.

The kinetics of MO removal by adsorbents indicated rapid binding of MO to the sorbent during first few minutes, followed by a slow increase until a state of equilibrium in 16 h was reached.

Filament growth is thus greatly impeded by rapid binding of capping proteins (e.g., CapZ) to filament plus-ends.

In the simplest model, spontaneous dissociation of DCC-SSB·dT70 would be followed by rapid binding to the trap.

This suggests that the hypersensitivity reaction to NC-6004 may have been due to plasma protein-bound cisplatin, which is formed by rapid binding of plasma protein to released cisplatin, which then circulates in the blood for a prolonged period.